Standing as one of Northwest Georgia’s most architecturally significant Gilded Age landmarks, this 6,181-square-foot Second Empire Victorian estate at 906 E 2nd Ave SW represents a trophy-grade preservation opportunity in Rome, Georgia. Constructed circa 1882 by Col. Hamilton Yancey, the property is offered at $1,700,000—equating to an attractive acquisition baseline of ~$275 per square foot … Read more
Priced at $99,900 ($27/sq ft), this 1907 Classical Revival residence delivers monumental scale at an ultra-low entry price point. Offering 3,685 sq ft set back on a wooded 0.96-acre lot overlooking the Ohio River Valley, this property provides an ideal footprint for an ambitious restoration, multi-family adaptive reuse, or boutique bed & breakfast. The … Read more
Offered at $144,900 ($64/sq ft), this 1897 two-story residence in Pekin, Illinois, provides an entry-level acquisition for buyers seeking turn-of-the-century craftsmanship at a sub-$150k price point. Delivering 2,264 sq ft of living space, the home pairs classic architectural details—original millwork, built-in dining hutch, high ceilings, and hardwood floors—with practical family layout features. The main … Read more
Priced under six figures at $99,500 ($42/sq ft), this 1939 Tudor Revival sits on a prominent corner lot in the Myer Park / Library district of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Delivering 2,378 sq ft of substantial brick masonry construction, the home offers steep gabled rooflines, a prominent exterior brick chimney, copper entry accents, and an attached two-car … Read more
Priced at $370,000 ($87/sq ft), this 1881 Queen Anne Victorian is a standout architectural masterpiece in Catlettsburg, Kentucky. Offering 4,245 sq ft of living space, the home delivers monumental 19th-century scale at a price point well below replacement cost. The residence retains museum-grade period details, including 10- to 12-foot ceilings, an ornate grand entry … Read more
At $185,000 ($91/sq ft), this 1949 Cape Cod in Akron’s historic Firestone Park neighborhood provides an accessible entry point for buyers looking for classic post-war build quality paired with expansive square footage. Unlike standard Cape Cods that hover around 1,200 sq ft, this home delivers 2,028 sq ft of finished living space spread across … Read more
At just $159,999 ($55/sq ft), this 1890 solid brick Queen Anne Victorian stands out as an exceptional value proposition in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Positioned on a corner lot in downtown Waynesburg’s business district, this 2,912 sq ft property combines preserved 19th-century architecture with a flexible layout suited for commercial offices, multi-tenant residential, or a primary … Read more
At $69,900 ($60/sq. ft.), this 1930 Cape Cod-style home sits on an oversized 0.42-acre lot in Bridgeport Township. Recently reduced from $89,000, the property presents a compelling entry point for contractors, handypeople, or investors seeking a high-upside renovation project. The 1.5-story layout encompasses 1,160 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, including … Read more
Situated just off the historic square in Holly Springs, Mississippi, “White Pillars” (1838) is an iconic piece of Antebellum architecture. Originally built as a frame cottage for Judge Thomas Falconer and later transformed into a grand two-story Greek Revival residence by master architect Spires Bolling in 1870, this home preserves nearly two centuries of … Read more